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Leeds United could be set to receive a surprise financial boost with reports in Spain suggesting Real Betis are keen to sign Marc Roca permanently, despite already having the option of another loan deal.
Roca was one of several players to force an exit from Elland Road last summer, triggering a loan clause in his contract that became active following United’s relegation to the Championship. The 27-year-old joined Betis last July and impressed back in his home country, playing 32 times across La Liga and the Europa League.
Reports have long suggested Roca will remain at Betis and after Leeds lost the play-off final against Southampton, it was thought the midfielder could re-activate his loan clause to spend another year in Seville. Spanish outlet Marca claims that clause is present but adds that the ‘intention’ of Betis sporting director Manu Fajardo is to tie the Leeds man down to a long-term, permanent deal.
